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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20

Meeting OF CaliGOrntR FiOneers'
The meeting of the ''iorty- miners" at Mar
shall Hall on Saturday last wns successful
and deig k,iul affair, pleasant 10 those ho at
tended from the int. re hange of experiences that
we're recounted of the stirring scenes that
maj ked their lives in the wilderness " here ihey
had gone TO carve out their fortunes, aud from
the ho.p,.l shown them by the proprietors
of our ropular resort Nearly all he Eastern
States were represented at the meeting and
much speech making marked The occasion. The
following from the Baltimore Sun will be OF
interest as showing in part the object of the
meeting and how the day vas spent BY the
hardy pioneers:
The trip doWn the river occupied two hours,
and enabled every one 10 become acquainted
with every one else before they reached Mar
shall Hall. Ii is on the Potomac river, sixte-n
miles from Washington, and in the northwest
corner of Charles cuunry. The o.-fashioned
mansion, the orchards OF pear and cherry trees,
the lawns and hooks running down TO the
rivers edge. were all placed ~t The pleasure OF
the pioneers b, the p' oPrie,"rs, Col q Nc
kibben and Capt. l. l.. Blake. OF the w "
Corcoran," both Of whom were pioneers. In
u pavilion huouS auo 'o<s ss", I"S'
in blossom, business meeting was held direct
Is after the arrival of The forty miners, rs that
was CO nsi6ered the most favorable time for such
q meeting and the proceedings, which were
animated and enthusiastic, we're marked by
that dispatch and business wbi' h one would
naturally expect from men who had carved out
n State in the wilderness. Gov. Rodmsn b
Price. of New Jersey, WAS chairman. and Mr.
Hallet k'lsoarn WAS secretary. Gov Price on
taking he chair said that he VAS prohabl The
oldest person presest, az be bad entered Cali
fornia in ls46 The occasion took ali back to
the me moriss of the men who aided in found
ing Califor nia, and who sefe ID. most remark
able men ho were concentrated tor any pur-
pose at any time. California, which fort, years
ago was II ~i,derness, is today grsaI State.
and the pioneers are better Americans Tor hav-
ing had the experiences of those times Hon
George c. Gorham submitted plan, which
WAS adopted, for The formation Of an organize
tioo The name chosen was The National So
ciety of Pion.efs,' and all may lie memner,
who were in California in lsi9, those who en-
tered the State within ten years afterwards, and
those W no are members of the California Socie-
" Of Pioneers. snd their male descendants -
General John c. Fremont ~as elected president
for the FIRST gear Hon. GeorgeC Goream, siee-
president, and Mr. Hal'et kIlbourn, secretary
and treasurer. Letters expressing regrets at
rot being able 10 attend the eunion were read
from General William T. Sherman, General
John c. Fremont and Justice S. j F;e d.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
LOCAL MATTERS

I~ The subscription pr,ce OF THE
TINES is 81. per amnun If paid !"
advance or at any time Uithtn the cur
rent year; If not paid a0ithin the gear
$1.5O wiu be Invariably charged, a.
slways heretofore, and from this rule
no exception UHl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
Local .BreVitles.

We regret that the letters OF Collins
and "Independent" are crowded out This
week.
Miss Ada Morgan, the charming and
inter esting daughter OF DR. Morgan, Of
Washington, is visiting Miss Mary Barber
in Cobb Neck.
Qaintoleo-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Reliable, Sale and
Efficient. Price so cents per bott e. For
sale 10y al Druggists.
Jas. L. Hicks, who was drawn as juror
in place of VIM. Dows, was found to he
too old. VIM. P. Harvey was then drawn
to fil the vacancy.
The trial of Biscoe, for the murder Of
Capt. Dixon. is set for nsxt Thursday, the
goth inst. The slander suit Of Townsend
vs.. Robertson, is set tor next Tuesday.
Mr.. Robt Marbury has been appointed
postmaster at Riverside vice +. A. folson,
removed. Bob has also opened general
store at that place and we wish him sue
cess.
DR.. John w. Millar was appointed a
member of The Democratic central com
mittee TOR this county at The meeting Of
the committee held in Baltimore last week,
vice VIM. H. Gray, resigned.
Note the change in the extensive adver-
tisement of the Double Combination Store,
of Washington, D. c., on our first page
today. A visit to this sestsblishmenf,w W ben
in the city, will repay our readers
| An Indian herb doctor has been among
our attractions at court this week. His
mammoth hat and long flowing hair has
created much speculation among our citi
zens. He goes by the sobriquet of Dash
ing Dick.
Judge and Mrs. Magruder arrived in
town by the evening train on Wednesday
and are guests at the HUNT House. Dur
ing a former visit here Mrs. MagrudeI
made many friends among our people W ho
will cheerfully welcome her on this visit
DIT C.Price and Mr. John H. Chrispin
of Baltimore, were among the visitors t.
Court this week. Mr.. B A. Clement. iss
paid his friends here short visit thi
: week. Ben is looking We |, but says h'
much prefers Port Tobacco to baltimore
Capt. Haislip, of the oyster police slo"p
Katie Hines, was in town on Tuesday Ii
is looking we'll and reports "all quie
!, along the Potomac q. present. Capt
! Haislip is one of the most efficient offict T
who has ever directed the operations "
the Katie" and he has become tsrror t.
the offending oystsrmen
The new pavilion at Chapel Point
rapidly nearing completion. and whe
finished will be handsome structure.
is possible that the Howard Rifles wi!
start the ball in the new building by hav
r ing their coming entertainment there: Nj
: Tompkins the new lessee of the Poin
] seems to be a go-ahead man, full OF lii
t and energy, and will no doubt make sue
;, cess of the resort.
e &C Lancaster, Esq, of the Washington
a bar, with his wife and brother-in Law
l. Samuel ]. Randall, Jr, has been visitin
e at his cd home in Cobb Neck. Mrs. L,r
t caster, by her gentle and charming mann'
!. : and refined intelligence has won the hear
: of all who were 90 fortunate as to max
n her acquaintance; she expressed herself 8
delighted with her visit and thinks OF
county is destined to become the garde
spot of America.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
A PHILADELPHIA Lawyer

Prominent In his proiesstoa. says: pon't put
nv name 10 print but refer any our ca VIII 70
me, and I viii giadiy tell what the L.ssssss
Rhes.saf,sss Care has dore fer I1c.
This gentleman was 80 lame one would have
thought him cripp e. and yet Thrve Dayv
OF our remedy slEai .hte4eI him oGI ali Tight
Ma " B.kra lssiax n.uafsetur~r of va.
miux,on Del writes Dec n 80 FrOm the nrss
day began & the Rasxiaa RA~sansitm Car~. -
hsf foiios ei and esruf ss III tnsrp&-ri The use
~ ny hints b-sraFnS IA 6 sai natural snti !
felt dts,pzsfag- esti.SF lsfry -nrtins fknos
pOtbiax shich h alI = Enl sondrOus an eaeet."
One Of Pail ,.ialphils 81 I.~s .a.rehsnts Ma &. q.
BorxIrs rsstlax sAsS IN Street term xnt
fns Ra.=1n Raaam Czgrs has "a ken all the pain
on; Of my d.asa;sF' nd asek s5s hlsi saferct
greatly with it fJr N saiAs
We have testimony NJ this sort Sufficient 10
satisfy the most sScpticlL Blu, II YOU have the
Rheum tlsn Oh want relief rather than teStl-
mony. You can zet II quick, sure, permanent,
nv sending
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
NOTICE..

Lssih~rr,, !Sss sfA. 1885.
TINE FIRM oF " A PAnGETT co.
Il s.s dlssol,e1 ey ID. ae.ih OF Wa.
Patfsii 90 So,enb.s <ss. Tue basisess ~iIl
be srttled by the sarsr.'ax partners.
JSo H. CHRiSPiS,
JAS A. pAWktNS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
Good Results In Every Case.

D. A Bradford, wholesale paper dealer o
Chattanooga, Tenn, Wi es that be vas seri-
ously afflicted with a severe cold that settled
on his lungs {: had tried many remedies without
benefit. Being induced to try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, did so and was en-
tirely cured by use OF a lev bottles. Since
which time he has used it 10 bis family Tor all
Coughs and Colds with best results. This IS
The exserience of thousands whose lives have
beeu saved by this Wonderful Discovery. TriAl
Bottles free al W. W. Padge,t's Store. Large
Bottles 81.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
Rucklen,s Arnica SalNe.

The b-st Saise in the world for Cais. Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhrsm. Fever Ssr-s, letter,
Mapped Hands, Chlinlsins, Corns, and all Skin
Erup,ions, and positively cures Pies, or no pa
required. |, i guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction, or money refus sded. Price IS yeats Per
box For sale by W. w. P.dgert
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20

1ODACCO MWIASb
1t may be some encouragement to our hard
pressed farmers aad tobacco growers to learn
that the market for this crop seems to still have
an upward tendency with the prospect of an
active demand for the crop at good prices. All
reports we have received from Baltimore indi-
cate a better feeling among the buyers, asd
these commission men with whom we have
talked Oh the subject say that in their opinion
the improvement 10 permanent and not spon-
tane,us nor due to auy special demand for The
crops at this particular time. When in Balti-
more eae day last week We called at the ware
house of Mess. Tbos. G. Price Co., and learn
el that they had just sold for Mr.. W. Mex
Burroughs four hogsheads at prices ranging
from to cents n ost Of it selling at and
cents. They had at the same time sold for Mr.
T. K. Ching three hogsheads at 6, and
cents; for Mr.. ]. R. Ryce, OF st. Mary's i've
hogsheads al from to 10 cents, and for Mr.. ID
S. Bowles, also of ST. Mary's, one hogshead q
cents. These are ex:sllent prices and far il
excess of any general prices for the past severa
years and we hope that our farmers may thi
year reallze good sum for their tobacco crops
Appropos Of the same subject we received tn
following letter this week adding further en-
couragenen. to th,t already presented:
BALTIMORE, May 18th, 1887.
Editors Of the Times:
Perhaps the readers of your popular Pape
would like to know something about the tobac
co market at the present time, SO, if you will
publish nay letter, | will stale for their bench
thai was n the office of E. D. R. Bean l. Co
south Charles street. one day last week an
they showed me account Of sale OF min
bogsheads tobacco, which they had sold for
party at prices ranging from 81 to 50 huz
dred-averag,ng about $50 hogshead. Ts
quality of this tobacco WAS dark to d fair brig b
color Now, Messrs. Editors, Z regard tbes
prjcse f4ir-considsring the times-and thin
the tobacco raising far Ders m ~ take fresh hop
and 60 to workwith vim, As there is life
the old weed yet.
Yours truly,
FARMERS FRIEND.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20

TO ADVERITyER&-THE TINES h1ris9
,erger circulation th&sn any other paper o'non1 the
Intelligent formers and business men Of Charles
C0,.,.4y Offers superior inducements to advertisers
g.. insert their announcements in us cois1ans Send
fer card rates. ohteh as ew as amy other paper
in Southern Auylard. to sy nothing about circuld-
Eisn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
An End to Bone craping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H., says:
"Having received so much benefit from Elee-
trio Bitters. feel it my duty to let suffering
humanity know it. Have had running sore
on my leg for eight years; my doctors told me
| would have to have the bone scrsped or leg
amputated. l used. instead, three bottles OF
Electric Bittsrs and seven boxes Bucklen =
Arnica Salre, and my leg is now sound and
we'll" Electric Btters are sold at hfty cen"
q bottle and Buck!en's Al MICA Salve at 23c
per box By W. W. Padgett
Notice.
Remember we are still in the Brick busi-
ness. Our kilms, near L.thair, have $50, 900
choice brick at low prices. Plenty OF lime al
Pope's Creek prices reduced to $500 per
car load Of 55s bushels Sve yonr lands be-
fore too late. Address.
&c. HOW ARD, CoI's Station, or
l. NJ DELLA, Pope's Creek.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20

Circuit Court.
The May term Of oar Circuit Court con-
vAned here at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on "onday
With his honor, Judge Stone, on the bench.-
The grand and petit jurors were selected from
the regular panel as follows:
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S6lupfpinfel aus3uipiiren, I'm es banr
oefo iiGerer au iiberfallen, ober ioll e
es our6 2drm unb 8snaltmaBre9elt
sur un3eit aufi6eu6en uno warnen, =
oamit es ii9 aus Dem Staube MAIDEN
unb 3ur Webr ieben fann, bepor mon
inn 5u naben bermo6te2
Ser SduImeiffer iab i'm befrembet
on: 81 nun, elm fluser Mann Dirb T.
1erIib bas erite tbun.
Dos benf' id aud. gfun ieben Sic,
5err 2eonbarbt. 10 mil ib ben Oottoi
3eutbolb @leiBert in ieinen 8erftedsn
aufiu1en. SD babe bic ueberaeugune
bab bieier Mann elm abgefeimter g6ie'
pidt 1T, aber es feblt mir on 8epeiisn
fir bieIe meine peri6nIife gni6t. Sd
fann baber nidt eber often gegen ibn
auftreten, bis i6 iene geiammelt babe,
mas uatarIi1 gau3 in ber Stille gei6e;
ben muB. Sierau, 5err 9eonbarbt,
iolIen Sic mir belfen, oenn Sie fennen
biefen Mann unb fein Sreiben getpiB
befer, als mir Mlle. 8eben sic mir
Sanbbaben sur antlage gegen ibn, oas
nit es mir m6gli9 lperbe, ienes ausers
leiene Weieu, feline gfi9te, BON ielnem
@influB su befreien.
Oas mill i9 serne, iaste 2eonbarot.
9od Iebt er 10 fd3lau berbOrgen, DOB i'd
Sbnen fdperli9 Mfittbeiligungen bon
Geuidt merbe MAIDEN fOnnen! Sas
ginsige, mos i6 ebenfalls iiberma9en
f6nnte, iinb feline 9orreiponbsn5; benn
ba mir feline poit i'm Srte baben, III an
meinem Sauie cine 8rieFabe angebraft,
uelber Der 8riefbote in meiner Stnbe
su entIebrea pflegt. SD tann 81 10,
ipenn i9 mill, Die Mufidriftsn aller i'm
9aifen entbaltenen 8riefe leiea. Wlel'
lei6t f6nnten Sic oaraus einige S9ltii'
fe aieben.
(Gortfetuns foIst.)
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8etreffs bes 8aues Der fiibn,

- Betreffs bes Baues Der iiibtpeifs
li9en 8erldnseruns Der MiROuri pa'
eifie Babn, = beiBt es in einem 8eri6i
bonn 81. Mpril aus Oallas,-bat uniere
Gtabt ibrerieits alle 8erpfli9tungen,
tpeld]e ibr Rontraft nit Der Babn ibt
auferIegt, boaifdnbis erfiillt. Die
gelbunterfiibung bon $4,000 lit auf'
gebraft, uno bas Wegere9t BON bet
6tabt an Biz on ben GIuB, time gnt'
fernung bon 3 Meilen = tpirb i'm 8er'
lauf bon 3mei Bis brei Sasen ii9erge.
felt iein; es tommt ieBt nur mod aui
bas ON, mas bic iiber ben GluB binaus'
Iieaenben Grii6aften ibun iperben, um
es fider 3u it,I!su, oh bic 8abn gebaui
tuirb ober vi IT; tpie Die giienbabns
leute iagen, tparten fie nur nod auf
biefe 0ori6Idge. Ob bic Babn nod
Waco ober nod 5ilsbOrO geben ipirb,
iff bis iebt nod ni6t enti6ieben, ue-
nigIiens perlautet nod ni6ts 8siiimms
tes cariiber. Worabadie bat ss big.
lang uuterlafen, Inerbietungen 5u ma
den, melte 0eranlafung ba3u merben
t6nnten, bic 8abn fiber oieie Stabt gu
Iegen, uno mad ben gnbeutunsen Der
gilenbabnleute III es oesbalb mebr als
pabrl9einIid, baB man iie nlints" lies
gen IaHen mirb. Seit mebreren Sagsn
fGon bat cine fleine Nn3abl bon 2Irbei'
tern unb Geipannen bic plauirungsars
beiten innerbalb bes Staotgebiets (uon
Sallas) in 9lnsriff geuOmmen, uub 10.
balt bas Wegere9t iiber ben GluB bins
aus flargefelt feiu pirb, beabFi6tigt
man cine gr6Bere 3abl BON 9lrbeitern
an3ufeaen unb bas Werf nit Der bel
giienbabnbauten berf6mnlli9en S6nelz
liefeit su gnoe su fiibren.
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= Sie Serren Sturbebant& &
pans, beren pbotograpbiifes Ntelier
(10 gaii Souifon Strabe) fi6 mitRedt
aagemeiner 8eliebtbeit bon Seiten bes
bieiigen 8ublitums erfreut, iiberianbten
uns elm @remplar ibres ipoblgelunsenen
@ruppenbilbes ber am Gdngerfefte be-
tbeiligt getpeienen Wfuiifer unb Sdns
ger. @s 1T 0ies elm @rinnerunesblatt,
oas bielen unferer 2efer febr tpilltom=
men ieia oiirfte unb bas mir linen
aufs tpdrmite empfeblen.
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DIR. Yieree's DFavorite Prescription"
(2ieblingsberOrbnung) wirb ni9t als
ein uniperialmittel anaeprieien aber
fie erfiillt ibreu einsigsn3wed, elm b06ii
madtises Gigenmittel gegen 9roniide
weibliGe S6Dd6en gu iein. @inSel.
beiten in DR.. pieree's 9lbbanbluug iiber
6rauenfranfbelten, 100 Soften. fir 10
6ts. in Sriefmarfen berianot. Mbreifre
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
tioh, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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2euauis eineS Wrstes.

gei ber 8ebanbluns bon 2ungen unb
6aIsfrantbeiten iit bic 2eber oft 10 iebr
nit perfIo9ien, baB elm 2ebersSeilmit-
tel sur 8epirfuug elmer Sur nOtbig
iuir6. 8ei ber 8ebanblung folder
ssdle perpenbe i9 Simmons 81.
bers@eguIotor, bereitet bon 5.
s. 3eilin & So. su bOlliser 3ufriebens
belt. SD finbe, oaB es milb eber ges
b6ria bic abionberungen Der 2eber, oes
Wlagens unb Der 9drme betpirti.
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Wabnde's SUteI.

am 25. apriI oaielbff abseifiesen !:
Grau &. 8oelder, Grau $. ReiBner
unb 5obn-@alpefton.
u. O. Hollmann-Boerne.
s. 80. @rasmeper, O. 8. Siebre1t
unb 6. 2amfer-2a Strange.
Sui. Reif, s. @onallp-@albeif
@eorg 3note-gfep 8raunfels.
@eorg S9lei9er-guero.
90. 8romn-8radett.
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sfus ber 70 aerduitpou auaetiir

- slus Der 70 serdui6bOl ansetiins
biaten Barrier Weltausitellung i'm
Sabre 1889 mirb bernutbli6 yG6ts
werben. Ser pa,iier n@aulois4 be-
ri9tst, baB bic Gabritanten 6ranfrei9s
cine 8Orfelluns an bic Regierung rid
ten un6 bite eriuden woaen, bic Welts
ausfellung auf elm giinitigeres Sabr
als 1889 ;u Derf6ieben.
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0r, Nlot;ror IA o,,F

: Sm 0atieaH iit auf DerI6iebeu'
Mnfragen, ob Der papf seHeigt pdre
iitb nit Der 3egierung BON StaIien aus
3ui0bnen unb ben 2lnfpru6 auf BIZ
tueItli9e Ma9t bes bell. Stubs aufsu
geben, bic 4ntport ertbeilt morben
Der papit piinibe alerbings Grieoer
nit Stalien, babe aber ME oaran &C.
badt, auf bic Re9te Der 6ir9e unb oes
Yapfitbums su perSi9ten.
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sW s. 8. 5arbenberg, Der lpoblbes
fainter NpOtbefer San 9lntcnips, ma9t
cine Spe5lalltdt oaraus, sic feiuiien
parfiimerien uno Soilette. 2lrtifeI oil
9anb iu balten. gr bdlt iein @ei6dft
Sag unb Naft often.
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BudIens aruiea.galbe.

Die befe SaIbe Der BeIt fur S9nitts
Nuetit tansen, Gei&piire, 5isber. unb Sant.
ansf9la9, SIedte, seiprunseue Sdnbe, 5rof'
beuIeu uuo ale Sauttranfbeiteu; turirt ga.
mprrboibsn ober Fsine Be3abIuns. 8oaiss
Classification garantirt oSer bas @slD pirb
suriiderifattst. Is Gents bic S9adteI BEL u
Srei6
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- Seit 10 Sabren bat bic 9lnuen.
buug pon st. SafO6ssOel Sauienoe
unb Sauienbe aufriebenseitellt. 81. 9.
8urf, 9aufmann, Wbitewater, N. q.
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gritltlt1t9a-

= S~~VC~~~~S~
Mctter bat auf lebeH einen ldbmenSeu.
iflud9enben Ginflu6 cin 3uitanS, in Seni
glper's Sariaparilla cine grose gSobltbat
III. 2iIie gS. Dc Seau, 262 l5te Ctr. Ste
gtu., Srooflpn, y. g., iagt: ,,Seit Sahren
babe idl i'll ieoem Sribling nncrtrdglidlen
SopfIfmer, gebabt uno aud on adri;lidler
Gnergieloiigteit gelitten. Seraanaenen
NPdri fling id all, apcr's Sariapariiia IN
uebnien, nno babe ieitocm feiu Sopf,peb
mebr gebabt; mein Appetit in uortrefflid,.
nnS i'd bin gciuno uno trdftis." rals
6riiblings'
Mr5nei
ldBt fid nidtS nit slpcr's SariaparilIa
pergleifen," ifreibt q. 9. Nifols pon
Cambridge, 0laii. Seinr. Bacon BON
3cnia, Ohio, iagt: SD gebraudbe felt
Sabren aner's SariapariIla in meiner Ta.
niilie uno babe iie fir 3rsu,pcb uuo allae.
mcine Neruenidiudhe, Die burG cine I'M
thatige 9eber uno fraftloies Slut berbeige.
fiihrt 1T, nnid)dtbar gefunben." 6. 8.
9ranie BON 8apuille, gSis., ihreibt: Die
Nnlpenouug bon
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Staat Ohio, Stabt Solebo, !
Queas Gountn, S. S.
(6ortietuns foIst.)

Granf 8. gbenep, idu6rt bierau, Der
6aupi, @ef9dftstbeilbaber ber Jirma
s. s. gbeneD & Co., etablirt in bieier
Gtabt, at iein, unb baB bieie 6irm fur
iebes Gatarrbleiben, pel9es bur9 bas
BON ibr fabrieirte Saa's @atarrb Sure
ni6t beieitigt pirb, bic Summe bon
800 au entridten bereit it,"
go bei1moren uuo unter3ei9net Dor
mir beute, 6. Dec. 1886.
~ u. %. 8leaion,
~ Oefentl. ytOtar.
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P. S.-9all's gatarrb Cure tuirb ins
nerli6 anJemanbt unb tpirft auf bas
glut unb bic Sdleimbdute. Man bers
Ianse 3eusnifIe.
SIS. gbenep & Co., Solebo, Sb.
B6- gu baben in allen Ipotbefen.
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